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Power Available vs. Required for Standalone Low Cost Flight Display System Who are We? EE Team #192 ME Team #34 Gao Cai Justin Dubrosky Dylan Hammerman Brandon Naples Andrew Radlbeck Faculty Advisor : Chengyu Cao Shu Wan Faculty


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Power Available vs. Required for Standalone Low Cost Flight Display System

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Who are We?

EE Team #192

Gao Cai Dylan Hammerman Andrew Radlbeck Shu Wan Faculty Advisor: Helena Silva

ME Team #34

Justin Dubrosky Brandon Naples Faculty Advisor : Chengyu Cao

Sikorsky Liaison

Paul Inguanti

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Introduction

Design an instrument to determine power available vs. power required for low cost helicopters Requirements:

  • Continuous atmospheric pressure and air temperature measurements
  • Altitude calculation
  • Power margin calculation (ceiling IGE, ceiling OGE)
  • Data storage (downloadable)
  • Indicator: LED or LCD
  • Accurate and repeatable function
  • Low cost and lightweight
  • Portable (self-powered)
  • Protection
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Helicopter Pictures

Schweizer S-300C

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Technical Terms

  • Ceiling IGE In Ground Effect - increase in lift force generated from aircraft being

close to the ground

  • Ceiling OGE Out of Ground Effect - decrease in lift force from aircraft being far

from ground

  • Power Margins
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Specifications

Operating range Battery life: 1 hour (for testing); 1/3 - 9 hours (for flight) Altitude: Sea level to 10,000 ft (for flight); testing at 2,000 ft Temperature: 30 °F to 150 °F Weather: Dry weather, non-icing

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Specifications

Hardware Power Consumption: As little as possible Accuracy: As accurate as possible Size: As small as possible, should be portable Cost: Ideally < $300 Software Interface with a computer through a SD card (only SD card drivers required) (non end-user) Data organization can be done through MATLAB (non end-user) ATMEL Studio 6.1 will be used for programming (non end-user)

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Schedule

Ordered Parts 10/14 Presentation 1 10/16 Assemble & Code 10/21 Initial Testing 12/01 Presentation 2 12/04 Final Testing 01/12 Winter Break

Fall 2013 Semester Spring 2014 Semester

Design Modification 02/01 Initial Testing 2 02/14 Spring Break 03/16 - 22 Final Testing 2 03/28 Project Complete 05/02 Report and Poster 04/01

*Not to Scale

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Budget

  • Sikorsky will be providing us a $4,000 budget
  • Our final projected cost is under $300 per unit
  • Our prototyping cost breakdown:
  • Weather Balloon:

$40

  • Development/Debugger board:

$30

  • Breadboard/wires:

$20 Total: $90

  • Multiple prototypes will be built for testing
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Design Decisions

Prototype: + Accurate Pressure Sensor + Data log System + Microcontroller + Battery Powered Final:

  • Data Log System

+ Add More Sensors + Simple Feedback Display ■ Battery Powered

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Design

I2C GPIO SPI

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Optional Requirements

  • Accept pilot input parameters
  • Wind direction and speed measurements
  • Humidity measurement
  • Output numerical values for hover altitude, angle of climb

Provided by sponsor

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Questions?